radium3d

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by radium3d 7mo ago
Yikes, these government folks just sign without even thinking or having a single clue about how the rule will work. They are completely irresponsible.
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by radium3d 8mo ago
It's insanely dangerous to have so much data stored on so many servers that are inevitably not maintained.
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by radium3d 8mo ago
Nah, do you honestly think the thousands of sub-packages in your project are actually being maintained? False sense of security there.
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by radium3d 8mo ago
You're misunderstanding how websites work. You can install it locally on your computer and run it via localhost https://github.com/GridSpace/grid-apps
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by radium3d 8mo ago
They don't get a free pass, I think people have spoken with their wallets and it shows with the user base counts: Windows 66–73%, macOS 14–16%, Linux 3–4%. Apple seems to support their previous generation OS on older macs for ~8-9 year
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by radium3d 8mo ago
I actually haven't come across situation 1 2 or 3 mentioned in the attached video. Generally I iterate on the code by starting a new prompt with the code provided, with enhancements, or provide the errors and it repairs the errors. Gen
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by radium3d 9mo ago
This is what happens when you make all the h100/h200/equivalent cards exclusive and lock them up in warehouses. We have no way of running these models locally… yet. Keyword is yet, the exclusivity period is going to end just like
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by radium3d 9mo ago
This all is just spotlighting the weakness of NVIDIA, AMD, Apple, Microsoft, etc. They all avoided manufacturing in-house for so long and now they're fighting for fab time. Intel on the other hand is interesting...
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by radium3d 9mo ago
The problem is everyone is using a different “level” of AI model. Experiences by those who can only afford or choose not to pay for the advanced reasoning are far worse than those who can and do pay.
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by radium3d 10mo ago
The majority of their cars (Y/3 models) have the penthouse (top) of battery pack super easily accessible from under the back seat, no need to drop a pack. Not to mention Tesla has the best service mode system in their computer of any b
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by radium3d 10mo ago
Ah I knew there was an explanation I couldn’t see, thanks!
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by radium3d 10mo ago
May I ask how a post that was posted 2 hours before is a dupe?
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by radium3d 10mo ago
Is this going to be a requirement for BRICS member countries?
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by radium3d 11mo ago
You need to think hard and understand that it is irreversible before you publish your content under certain licenses. My problem with this type of gate keeping is that machine learning does open up translations that are accurate to the ma
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by radium3d 1y ago
I haven't had a rolling blackout in our particular grid in several years. The battery energy storage has been a great benefit. Our home battery energy storage system has been fantastic as well for localized unplanned outages.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Very early days on this it seems. The released spec so far only being 64 pages, must just be a high level summary of their goals so far? Maybe we see it in use in 8-10 years? https://www.gccorg.com/article/69/426.h
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by radium3d 1y ago
Lol :)
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by radium3d 1y ago
Yeah, just double++ the cost to have a clone of all your systems. Worth it if you need to guarantee uptime. Although, it also doubles your exposure to potential data breaches as well.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Once you've had an outage on AWS, Cloudflare, Google Cloud, Akismet. What are you going to do? Host in house? None of them seem to be immune from some outage at some point. Get your refund and carry on. It's less work for the same
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by radium3d 1y ago
Yeah, it just blends into the background for me, I've had it for decades. I blame the loud music as a kid.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Gemini isn’t the best though, I’ve found it not nearly as good as grok
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by radium3d 1y ago
It's interesting how profitable Tesla is despite the huge investments in their AI training infrastructure. They seem to be one of the best positioned companies that can maintain enough profitability to be able to afford their AI infras
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by radium3d 1y ago
Really curious how xAI is working out financially. Grok blows me away for coding.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Just saying, leaves are a constantly renewable resource, and as trees get older/larger you get an increased supply naturally
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by radium3d 1y ago
As an owner of 30 trees, mainly oak trees, why the heck don't we do this with leaves...? I throw away 3 bins FULL of leaves every week and I can't even keep up. They drop leaves year round.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Way to blow it, Mississippi
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by radium3d 1y ago
I think it's a good choice for Intel as they are one of the very few who own fabs and fabs are extremely valuable pieces of equipment. Just because of 3 consecutive annual CPU "bugs" in essence, they should not shut down fore
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by radium3d 1y ago
I live in one of the most expensive areas (SoCal) and it's /still/ cheaper than gas.
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by radium3d 1y ago
So you're an outlier who drives well below the average miles per year in the USA. Obviously this isn't going to work for every customer but it IS a conservative estimate for the average.
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by radium3d 1y ago
Tesla focused its pricing on drivers of gasoline vehicles, and their gas cost savings estimates are actually quite low compared to the real savings you will achieve. It was annoying when you already drive an EV and are buying a Tesla though

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